Arizona town rethinks immigrant stance

GUADALUPE, ARIZ. -- Six months ago, this town of 5,500 took a stand against the most powerful lawman in the state.

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[Biker Mom]

"But now, Guadalupe is having second thoughts about how it fought the sheriff.

After the confrontation, Arpaio struck back by canceling his contract to patrol the one-square-mile town, forcing officials to search for another agency to protect Guadalupe.

Jimenez, 36, was replaced as mayor, and the city's new leaders are trying to find some way to persuade Arpaio to stay.

"This town really does need him," said Janice LaBorin, 25, a home healthcare worker. "There are too many criminals and little gangbangers here."
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It is sad when it takes this to open up eyes.

[Karen]

Sheriff Joe rocks! I'd love it if he were our Sheriff here......we've got one who does nothing due to "racial profiling." Oh please!

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Gotta love Joe!